Harrison Mäe

How do you reconcile with a loss that feels irreconcilable?

Harrison Mäe is an artist living and working on the unceded lands of the Bidjigal, Gadigal, and Dharawal clans of Dharug Ngurra, working fluidly between printmaking, drawing, and moving image. Harrison’s practice considers how we navigate grief and reckon with absence in the face of irrevocable loss. Locating his practice within Sydney's suburban South-West, Harrison examines the role of the ‘line’ in conceptualising personal and environmental rupture.

Degree
Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours)
'I can't get over it (detail)', 2025. Graphite on paper
'I can't get over it (detail)', 2025. Graphite on paper

'I can't get over it (detail)', 2025. Graphite on paper

'I can't get over it (detail)', 2025. Graphite on paper

'I can't get over it (detail)', 2025. Graphite on paper

'Install shot from 2025 Honours Open Studios', 2025. Photo by Zac Tomaszewski

'Install shot from 2025 Honours Open Studios', 2025. Photo by Zac Tomaszewski

'A Colorbond fence stands between you and I', 2025. Still from HD video, sound

'A Colorbond fence stands between you and I', 2025. Still from HD video, sound

'A Colorbond fence stands between you and I', 2025. Still from HD video, sound

'A Colorbond fence stands between you and I', 2025. Still from HD video, sound